Briefly
Chamber postpones
"Milton Dream" until fall
The Milton Chamber of Com-
merce decided at its Wednesday,
March 27 meeting to postpone the
Milton Dream conference sched-
uled for Wednesday, April 3 due
to a lack of participants from out-
side the Cape Region. According
to Barbara Fleetwood, executive
director of the Milton Chamber of
Commerce, the Milton marketing
conference will be rescheduled for
a time in the fall. She said the
chamber may consider marketing
the conference either in a different
manner or in a different location
prior to the event.
Fleetwood announces
Chamber resignation
Barbara Fleetwood, Milton
Chamber of Commerce executive
director, has announced that she
will resign from her position, ef-
fective Monday, April 8. Fleet-
wood is the only director the
chamber has ever had; she has
held the position for 10 years.
Fleetwood made her decision to
leave the chamber after being of-
fered a job with Omni Bank in
Millsboro, where she will earn a
higher salary and receive benefits.
"It was a very, very hard deci-
sion to make," said Fleetwood.
"I've been in this job for 10 years,
and it's got my heart and soul."
She said that she will volianteer
her time to help train her replace-
ment during the evenings and
weekends.
No replacement has yet been
named.
Husband, wife team
join Mann & Moore
Albert
"Bert"
Queipo and
Gerry
Queipo, a
husband and
wife team,
have joined
the staff at
Century 21
Mann and
Moore Asso- QUEIPO
ciates, Inc., at
their 4343
Highway
One, Re-
hoboth
Beach, office.
Bert is
from Ohio
and a former
United States
government
employee. QUEIPO
Gerry is a
military retiree and also a former
United States government em-
ployee. The couple has lived ex-
tensively overseas and in the
Washington, D.C. area, moving to
Lewes in April 1996.
The Queipos' goal is to offer the
highest quality realty service to
the public.
BIE to hold job fair
The Ninth Annual Kent Coun-
ty/Business, Industry, Educaiion
Alliance Job Fair will take place
on Wednesday, April 17, from 8
a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Polytech
Adult Education Center, Denny's
Road, Dover. This year's theme
will be "Focus on Your Future."
CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, April 5- April 11, i996- 67
Table space for businesses is
$60 and includes lunch for two.
Space is limited and will be avail-
able on a first come, first served
basis. Businesses that have not re-
ceived registration information
may call Eleanor Schauer at 674-
8087 or Lori Brandner at 739-
4540. There will be no admission
fee for the public.
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